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India's LNG Trucks Grew 75% in 2025 — About a Third of What the Industry Expected

Monday, September 14, 2026

India's LNG-truck fleet grew 75% in 2025 — and still landed at roughly a third of what the industry expected, because unlike China, ...

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LNG Trucks Cost About What Diesel Does. GreenLine, Delhivery and UltraTech Are Scaling Them Anyway.

Tuesday, September 01, 2026

An independent think-tank ran the numbers on LNG trucks in India this year and found their total cost of ownership lands roughly where ...

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Umashankar Triplicane Dwarakanathan
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Data-led analysis of India's trade, currency and industrial policy. Every article is built from primary official sources, and every figure links back to the release, table or filing it came from.

Sources. DGCI&S TradeStat (imports/exports, HSN-wise) · PIB (government press releases, January 2017 to today, refreshed daily) · RBI (circulars, balance of payments) · MoSPI (CPI/WPI, IIP) · PARIVESH (environmental clearances) · CCIL (bond yields) · BIS (policy rates) · SEBI, NSE/BSE and SEC filings for company data.

Interpretation. Figures carry their vintage and retrieval date; estimates and press-reported numbers are labelled as such; where sources disagree, both are shown. Corrections are made visibly, never silently. Articles are written with AI assistance from the cited sources — AI-generated text can misstate figures even when working from real material, so verify any number that matters to a decision against the linked primary source.

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